• Hi.

    Is it only my problem or have something same? I can’t find same problem on this forum so i write. If there is same problem i’am sorry about that.

    If i switch between wysiwyg editor and source code and back all space <p> (if they are more than 1) are deleted.

    a) problem of TinyMCE b) WP problem c) something others ?

    I try plugin WP Unformatted – problem (maybe) are solved (i’am not sure) – but now i try plugin
    TinyMCE Advanced 2.2

    and this problem is very very troublesome.

    Sorry my english is simply.

    Steve

    WP Unformatted – https://alexking.org/projects/wordpress
    TinyMCE Advanced – https://www.laptoptips.ca/projects/tinymce-advanced/

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  • Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    www.remarpro.com Admin

    This is intentional. You don’t need to add <p> tags, WordPress will add them for you, around your paragraphs.

    Multiple P’s or BR’s in a row will be deleted/reduced to just one. This is because inserting multiple P’s in a row is not the correct way to insert vertical space. Use CSS margins and such for that. Or a BR with a fixed height style.

    Thread Starter stevetracik

    (@stevetracik)

    Thank you ?? I remember this.

    So if i have problem eg. with two pictures i take first of them bigger Vertical space. Ins’t it?
    https://img215.imageshack.us/img215/4035/pictwz7.jpg

    I’am oldschool with
    <p> </p>
    <p> </p>

    ??

    Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    www.remarpro.com Admin

    Inserting extra vertical space isn’t the correct way to solve that problem. You need to apply a float:left style to the pictures to make them float underneath each other.

    I understand old-school coding, however the new school is much easier once you get used to is. Read up on CSS. Once you understand styling, things are much simpler. Your HTML should be basic, simple, and only contain the content itself. How it’s displayed is up to the stylesheet.

    Thread Starter stevetracik

    (@stevetracik)

    “clear: both” is the true
    I must learn Css better (and new rules of webdeveloping) ??

    Thank you very much

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